Show us the one whom thou hast chosen (αναδειξον ον εξελεξω). First aorist active imperative of αναδεικνυμ, to show up, make plain…

And they prayed. As they could not agree on the individual, they invoked the direction of God in their choice—an example which sh…

Thou, Lord, which knowest the hearts of all men.—Literally, heart-knower of all men. This compound word is not f…

It was not enough to possess the qualifications that other apostles had. Judas’s successor must also be appointed by the same Lord who appointed th…

In praying, they said. Literally, it is, "Having prayed, they said"; but there is no lack of clarity in the meaning, because his intention…

And they prayed and said
Having proposed the above two persons, and not well knowing which to pitch upon, they being…

The great thing the apostles were to attest to the world was Christ's resurrection, for that was the great proof of His being the Me iah and the fo…